another berns valet who got robbed back in ?may. his name is "joshua" and he didnt want to give his last name. joshua says he was ?also robbed while walking thru a nearby alley. a man came out of a corner holding a handgun and demanding money. joshua gave him 200 dollars and ran. after that may incident, berns installed lights near the alley way. in the ?third incident sunday night -- all the details are the same. despite the similarity in all three cases...tampa police are calling sunday's robbery an "isolated incident one of the biggest protests in the ?country... is taking place today. it's called the "day of disruption." organizers are holding the fourth annual event to call for minimum wage to be raised to 15 dollars an hour for ?all workers. fast food workers in more than three ?hundred cities are expected to take part... including some in st. pete. the protests begin at the mcdonalds on east hillsborough avenue around six a-m... when workers are expected to walk ?off the job. then, there are rallies planned later in the day i

backups begin around the by pass through new bern avenue and capital boulevard adding to backups on the eastern side of the beltline. beyond that looking good to wait avenue. busy from johnson county on 40 westbound, in life look from clayton bypass. 18 minutes now for that trip up to 442 garter. no trouble to the works on, 13 minutes from 442 wade. >>> thank you. top advisor it says it may be after thanksgiving or mid- december before donald trump announces his cabinet choices. >> names under consideration.>> reporter: new names are emerging as possible for president-elect trump's cabinet. mike flynn is national security advisor. missouri's jim talent is defense secretary. ted cruz is attorney general. >> i am eager to help anyway i can. >> governor nikki haley is reportedly being considered as she publicly opposed to trump.>> there is an immense amount of talent. >> we discussed of the transition. >> how did it go? >> it went really well. >>> giuliani and john bolton, enough democrats and republicans to block both. >> i don't think you want your chief diplomat to be an advocate for wa

>>> indeed, elizabeth, at 8:07, and 440, we have a crash at new bern avenue at brentwood. slowing things down from the knightdale bypass to brentwood and capital and then just congestion slowdowns out to wade avenue. so a slow ride on 440 westun head westbound. around the rest of the triangle, quiet overall and typical congestion off 98 westbound leaving wake forest to highway 50. we have slow traffic on outbound wade. 40 westbound is slow from the lake wheeler road area through u.s. 1 and clear out to harrison avenue. whenever it's backed up on wade. also note we are seeing heavy delays on eastbound i-40 away from 540 back to cary. the south side of durham, a slow trip from chapel hill on 40 website. the backups continue on highway 54 to the 55 interchange. the trip is taking lena? >> thank you, brian. >>> president obama is on his last trip overseas. >> he is in greece and we'll tell what you he plans to visit and what he'll talk about. >> and we'll take you to the >>> every year motortrend puts new cars, trucks, and suvs to the test to name the 2017 the pace for car buy

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>>> finally, number 1 alabama, and i'm telling you, i'm feeling the bern! 13th ranked lsu, knock alabama out of it. hand. you don't shake it after a lsu's defense stuffed alabama, shake my hand! then the fourth quarter, still your hand. i saw it. >> no, i didn't! >> come on, mr. sanders! don't be rude! zero-zero, jalen hurst, is >> sir, i am not being rude! she's the one who's being rude by offering a germ-infested scores the only.score, field >> i'm germ-infested, now? is that right? i'm a voter is what i am, goal. plenty of fight post from jesse i am running for president! vargas as well. >> and he's pretty young,oi up against one of the best fighters, in that category. bernie sanders! ?? >> i think the mayweather.and >> mr. sanders, can i get you a coffee? pack wow back if the building. yeah, you know what? >> nice to see it. i'll have a coffee with whole >> no question about it. some trump supporters are not 2%. the only ones going ape over the no, no, no. if i'm gonna have milk, i'll have milk. thank you very much. republican nominee, an unusual what's

. >> reporter: these berns are causing -- benches are causing double takes in washington dc. >> the goal here is to get folks outside, to enjoy our parks, stay longer. >> reporter: the soofa benches named after the boston company that makes them use a square solar power in the middle to power two largers on the front and the wi-fi signal password. >> there it is we're connected. >> cities are really excited about it. >> reporter: sandra is soofa's ceo. >> we've been bringing benches into low-income neighborhoods, low-income schools. we're slowly but surely starting to ship them overseas >> reporter: the 7-foot benches which are bolted to the ground are already in five countries in 65 cities. add wi-fi. >> what do you think of it? >> looks like a heater. >> reporter: albert gray was happy to learn the bench could charge his phone. >> it's great! >> i just used it friday to charge my phone >> reporter: if enough people use the benches, the city does hope to expand them in more of the capitol's nearly 400 parks. >>> joe has a tip for sunday if >> do not take the 10 back, it'll be wall to wa

. >> i was igniting the bern. >> some voters were ready to follow the advice of t they once supported for president. >> our job is to work as hard as we can to elect russ feingold to the u.s. senate and hillary clinton as president. >> reporter: but not everyone is on board, especially with the f.b.i. reopening the investigation into the clinton emails. >> i'm not a big fan of clinton. he says he will likely vote nicholas says he's not sure if he's going to fill in the bubble for president when he does cast a ballot. and he wasn't alone at the events. >> i'm not going to vote for either hillary or trump. >> reporter: sanders thanked wisconsin voters for his primary win here. hillary clinton has not been back in wisconsin since just before the carole: one of wisconsin's top republicans cam bind trump today. reince priebus introduced trump at a rally in miami. trump says he's not worried. >> in 6 days we are going to win the great state of florida and we are going to win back the white house. carole: 4 million floridaians have already cast their ballots. george: election integrity teams

he says that bern was trying to take over the firm.led to litigation between the two of them and lead to the mayhem i described in the article. everyone was suing everyone in every direction. carol: up next, overdose antidotes and how one company may be cornering the market. oliver: how instagram tends to ease their users into e-commerce. ♪ carol: welcome back. in the companies and industries section, drug overdose has become the leading cause of accidental death in the united states. oliver: narcan has become necessary for first responders. >> people call it the opioid antidote. it is a treatment when people are overdosing from an opioid. it basically arrest all the effects of the opioid overdose and brings people back. very quickly. oliver: what's the time frame? >> ideally within minutes. it's a little bit variable depending on the person. carol: it is increasingly being used by law enforcement. >> once upon a time, narcan has been around since 1971. for years, it was something that existed in emergency rooms or with emts and ambula

i am laura bern in for hilary zalla. i am seeing this in your traffic cameras between 75 to the county line area. just a heads up to drive safely as you are heading into work and school this morning. the only crash impacting traffic right now at this point in the morning commute is in sarasota, south gate circle is closed near tuttle avenue.

bern's put lights near the alley after it happened in may. >>laura: who will be donald trump's secretary of state? after a big meeting later today. >>russell: and a much easier decision for quarterback tim tebow to make. find out what he has to say about his future in baseball. >>dave: a look outside, it's beautiful out there. 66 degrees from the u.s.f. marine science camera. south-southeast winds around eight miles per hour. we're going to go warm and breezy today. a bit on the muggy side and high temperatures back in the lower this season, unwrap disney magic... where smiles have no limit... and wonder fills the air. where joy is the reason for it all... come share it all... ...at walt disney world resort. where holiday magic is endless. feel the magic again and again... ...become an annual passholder now and get 13 months >>dave: quite a difference in temperatures this morning. this is lovely. granteded, second to the last day of november and we got 60s, close to 70 in tampa this morning. it is 66 in st. petersburg. it's 65 in sarasota. it

i am laura bern in for hilary zalla. i am seeing this in your traffic cameras between 75 to the county line area. just a heads up to drive safely as you are heading into work and school this morning. the only crash impacting traffic right now at this point in the morning commute is in sarasota, south gate circle is closed near tuttle avenue. you are traveling on tuttle. take shade as your alternate. it's looking good throughout the tampa bay area. i am not showing any delays. nothing but green as you are heading out the door. >>> good morning. thanks for staying with us on "10news this morning." aim allison kropff. >> i'm ian reitz, sarah hollenbeck is live at ray jay this morning. this is a story everybody is at work? >> absolutely. so evans decided to sit out the national anthem to protest president-elect donald trump's victory on tuesday. and this story is getting hundreds of likes on our facebook. you can see we already have 168 likes. lots of comments, too. people very upset at about what evans decided to do and tak

after the first robbery in may, bern's put up lights. a month later, another valet was robbed, same spot. it's also where sunday's robbery happened. >>laura: the search is on for a moth w dang he were. rachel madison was staying with family after leaving indiana to distance herself from her estranged husband. she was leaving sunday afternoon to go for a jog on the beach and never came back. authorities believe that rachel could be with her husband. right now they're working to determine whether she left with him willingly or if she's in danger. >>russell: former lakeland teacher who admitted having sex with several of her students is asking a judge to reduce her sentence. sentenced to 22 years in prison on more than 30 charges. the judge called her a predator. after serving nearly a year and a half, victor wants her sentence reduced. her attorneys plan to argue two points. one, that the boys were willing participants and she has mental health issues and cannot get appropriate help in prison. >>laura: a 21 gun salute kicks off a week of m

. >> would you ever anticipate now he would call in someone like sashi bern and the other guys who are here, and say, "hey, listen. we're 0-9. give me some fruit on the tree here that i can reach is going to get better." can you imagine those meetings happening? >> i'm sure those meetings happened. that's why they went out and got jamie collin. they said, "look, we don't have anything to play defense. we need someone now." they went out and made that trade. >> i definitely agree. they should keep on that same line of thought. go out and get more guys. do what you have to do. make the trade if necessary. make things happen. >> all right, josh. i want to put you on this question, and that is hugh jackson. overflows with confidence. from the day he walked through the doors in berea and accepted the job, i mean, confident. ''we're going to win. we're going to win a lot." how does 0-9 chip away at him? . >> i think it weighs heavy on him. he almost solidified and made a fan base of cleveland, saying, "this is a different regime. we want to have different things happen. we want to win. we wa

. >> he is not feeling the bern. no bern being felt. meghan: not feeling it. just four-days before americans head to the polls, new concerns about cyber attacks and voter fraud. a law enforcement official telling fox that 4states approached department of homeland security to help shore up their election systems. in the last several months a senior intel source says illinois and arizona's systems were successfully infiltrated. in illinois, the hackers reportedly stole voter data. in arizona they penetrated an internet facing system and quote, looked around. but we're told that the u.s. government has high confidence in the elections system. insists that the skewing of a vote count would be extremely difficult. i think this is one of the most important issues of this election. is this idea that we have to be able to say it was free and fair election. it wasn't interference. bring up idea of voter fraud, anyone who says it gets vilified, it is important that people feel confident. what do you think about this, governor. >> voter fraud is real. i don't think it sw

none of this is about the -- none of this about -- remember bern fli saying enough of the damned e-mails. you don't get that from her. when she spots a weakness she pounces and keeps pounding it. she knows the game, bernie didn't. you have to tell your troops you want to win more than they do. so even though this contest hasn't gone into overtime, it feels that way. trump got his rally but isn't -- well, isn't she from chicago? she's got the bats. i'm still looking at her. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. join us tomorrow night at 7:00 eastern. see you then. >> stay on point, donald. stay on point. >> an unprecedented escalation five days out. >> the fbi agents say their investigation is likely to yield an endimt. >> the republican nominee marshalling lies and law enforcement leaks to attempt a comeback. tonight, the state of the race and new reporting on how the trump campaign is using the fbi to try to win the white house. >> we got a couple things up our sleeve. >> then, as duke debates -- >> watch what's happening to mr. trump. >> the president escalates. >> if yo

berns patient is different but if you choose edible over inhalation, just be sure you know to watch the amount you're ingesting. >> the message for me is not that it's never a good idea to do oral ingestion, it just needs to be done slowly and carefully ad thought out because of the chance of overmedicating. >>reporter: she also says to make sure edibles are out of reach of any child since it does look similar to candy. courtney griffin, fox 10 news. >> and dr. burns says still other patients with certain prefer edible medical marijuana. >>> continuing to watch some rain and some snow make its way across the sfat. cooler temperatures in store and we may see some rain right here in the valley tonight. we'll talk more about that >>> well, a lot of folks in high country waking up to snow this morning and here in the valley, many of you anxious to see some rain, and we have a good chance of seeing it, in fact, in the next few hours. pretty fast-moving system is bringing us some low cloud cover today. nice and cool out there. 61?, and we've already seen the effects of one system moving will

he was held to his feet by another runner who both finished,d, they say he is doin okay justin berns workerhe he w knocked down by the deer think a lot can happen hits a deer. janet jackson make sure that hurt like brothers legacy lives on, her babies name will have something to do withs michael empric they are awaiting the arrival of their first child, this weather is fantastic, with mid- 60s today and low '70s tomorrow. >> that is way above the averag of 50 degrees. that mild air, we could break a record tomorrow. andre bernier and melissa myers will be here tonight to keep us posted on this great weather but the input whether >>> today on "the real." >> so who is ready for the girl chat? >> all day girl chat! >> they make you sound like the sailors. then you get there and you're like, this was last wednesday's sail. >> what's the -- on a big game? >> he would quit the team. >> >> i just like rolling over knowing i've got a shot. >> "the real." ? this is our time don't waste another minute of it ? ? this is our time grab ahold it's time to live it ? ? starting right now right now r

hillary clinton: feel the bern. - let me say something that may not be great politics.ut i think the secretary is right. and that is that the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn emails. - thank you. me too, me too. - and if i hear one more person say "emails," so help me, i'm gonna kick them in the dick. emails this, emails that. i remember when people used to talk to each other loudly. - the first national poll since cnn's record-breaking democratic debate is out and shows that hillary clinton was the clear winner. - you gave chafee an asterisk? [laughter] cnn is heartless. you couldn't give the man a zero? at least a zero, i mean, a zero means you got nothing. it doesn't even look like a percent. look at that. what is that? it looks like they've censored a cuss word or something. it's like webb got one percent, and then chafee got [bleep] all. that's what it looks like. [laughter] it seems 2016 is when long shots just might pay off. - bernie sanders is within striking distance of hillary clinton in both iowa and new hampshire. - sanders also

none of this is about the -- none of this about -- remember bern fli saying enough of the damned e-mails. you don't get that from her. when she spots a weakness she pounces and keeps pounding it. she noknows the game, bernie didn't. you have to tell your troops you want to win more than they do. so even though this contest hasn't gone into overtime, it feels that way. trump got his rally but isn't -- well, isn't she from chicago? she's got the bats. i'm still looking at her. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. join us tomorrow night at 7:00 eastern. see you then. ♪ ♪ see ya next year. this season, start a new tradition. experience the power of infiniti now, with leases starting at $319 a month. infiniti. empower the drive. the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says, "you picked the wrong insurance plan." no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car plus depreciation. liberty mutual insurance. from the creative galaxy in my idea box. would you help me make art? ♪ each one of our journeys ♪ keeps us

. >> meteorologist kate bilo is in bern villain kate, the signs of the season are all around you. >> reporter: signs of the season are literally, completely all around me. i'll tell you what i'm not wishing for snow just yet but we were chatting about how beautiful this place would look in the snow or some flurries coming down. lights are incredible. we have ferris wheel behind me, lake is all lit up. take a look we have this new tree, all different colors, it just looks stunning outside, perfect night to be here in bernville at crozer's christmas village. we will tell you when they will be opened for you and your family to come visit but first lets talk about the weather. storm scan three is clear for now we have our next front moving through great lakes and that is going to head our way as we get the in the upcoming weekend. it will really bring a sea change as far as temperatures are concerned. tomorrow not too bad. temperatures not too bad it is chilly, brisk, clear but not feeling too bad. we are in the lower 50's in most spots dropping down to the 40's overnight but will feel c

. >> and bern py should have won and should have boat him. >> dew know any trump voters. >> i think theyre anti- establishment and saw hillary being establishment candidate. >> this is the end of the establishment and right now, we have the evil trols jumping oround. >> how much was the bernie book? >> 29 and change. >> wow. >> worth it. >> that is great. >> fair. back in line. that is the factor. you haven't been on the show for sometime. >> and put the camera away. >> and put the camera away. >> and put your camera down. >> either you will be excuse me. >> get out. let's go. >> are you getting girls with these pajamas. >> i'm satellite and this is my world. >> awesome. this is so scary. and hery we are back with kg and marjorie. does that happen to you? >> they are more friendly and do another picture. jesse, you didn't get a autographed copy of the feel of burn book. >> he had no idea what was going on. >> and how about the liberal open minds and inclusive? >> that's right. i thought love trumps hate. what is going on with your people? >> there are all type and all parties. i think we

but, he begrudgingly changed from feeling the bern to climbing the hill. her push to curtail climate change and work with sanders to create a progressive platform had wilson satisfied. one more thing, too-- "how unfit i believe donald trump to be as president of the united states. he's too unstable."ther e are many others who feel similar. pew they weren't voting for her, ather they were voting against trump. "it was going to be hillary for me in 2008." cindy garlock has been on the clinton team since the candidate's first run for president. she now volunteers about 30 hours a week with the campaign. the former teacher likes clinton's views on education, her stance on social issues, and woman's rights. "hillary will be an advocate for me. she's proven it. she's always advocated for women and children and the people who need to be advocated for."garlock is part of clinton's large female base. check this out. the researchers at 538 show clinton nearly sweeping the electoral college, if men didn't vote. same would be true for trump, if women didn't. speaking

denver then fort collins afterward and ben carson is in colorado springs, castle rock and aurora and bern sanderedders will by in springs and trump will beehere line. >> the candidates are going out to prepare for a final push and calling in help from thhir friends. donald trump is relying on his family and his wife and hillary clinton is relying on her supporters and musicians. >>> to think of her being their >> he retweets white supremacist and spreads conspiracy theories. >> they are wrapping up rallies beffre to the make stops in ohio and pennsylvania. >> bbttling in the same must win states and the race is anyone's game. the polls show hillary clinton with momentum. up three points. but still within the margin of catch up and leaning on his wife. >> she certainly knows how to take things up. >> she about family and cyberbullying. >> vp candidate cane giving a speech in in miami. >> we have to work like our future depends on because it depends on it. >> and hillary clinton is making three stops today. and we are there every step of the way, and hillary clinton is trying to sure up her

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she was one of four i think local candidates he endorsed in the whole country, but, you know, the bern kind of subsided a little bit. you would think with a larger turnout in november that she might have done better as the more liberal of the two candidates but, you know, it just didn't play out that way. >> it affected the whole city now because the city council, the supervisors are clearly in a more centrist division. >> one more thing about camela harris, if you look at the bench nationwide there are not a lot of up and coming democrats. i think camela harris more so than she would will be seen as a rising star in the way programs barack obama, cory booker, elizabeth warren were when they got there. i think whoever becomes governor in california in 2019 could, depending on who it is, could have an elevated role in the leadership of the national democrat ek party because of the derth of people in the pipeline. >> let's to the race in silicon valley before we run out of time because we've been following it all along, both democrat kind of beat handa after handa spent 16 years in his p

catholic bishop michael burbidge will conduct his final mass before he leaves the state to become the new bern only of -- new bishop in arlington, virginia. a strong leader in the religious community of raleigh. >> what an opportunity for him. all right. our hopes for significant rain rapidly diminishing, elizabeth. >>> yeah. we saw that yesterday. and we have the potential to see rain tomorrow but it's not likely to be inchess much inches, more like a trace. right now, it's gray and very overnight last night and in the morning and you can see the band in the mountains. every now and then it will try and escape and come across the viewing area and runs into a brick wall. we are not seeing any of that. the impact, windy conditions. town by town, 65 in apex, and 65 in garner, and temperatures warm up to nearly 70 by to mid-70s with patchy light rain. don't get me wrong. there has been some rain. it won't be a completely dry day but it won't add up to totals in the rain gauges. gray and it's breezy, southwest winds at 10 to 15 and looking at gusts 20 to 25 and later this afternoon the gusts be mo

audienc( audience chanting bern) ( cheers and applause ) ? >> stephen: thank you so much for being here. i think the person i most want to talk to about this election doing? ( laughter ) >> it's been a tough week. >> stephen: yeah, yeah. yeah. >> stephen: okayful leave it at that. all right. during the campaign, last time we had you on the show, you were still running for the nomination, and all through the campaign, people used to say to me, oh, you know, trump's people and bernie's people, they're the same people. they're angry about the same things, and you know, he was the republican, bernie, you you were the democrc trump. i'm sure you heard all of this. what do you think is the common thread? because while it's easy to condemn, it's harder to convince or to understand. so do you think there was some overlap in the arrange of your two crowds? >> yes. i mean, above and beyond the into a lot of pain and anxiety and angst, as the person people are feeling, which is very rarely reported in the media or understood by the punditry. the fact is

they were fabulously successful in a firm called napoli bern.in settlements and verdicts. that resulted in tens of millions of dollars of fees for themselves. the cases range from the litigation in the late 1990's drug to fen fen diet subsequent litigation more responderser first who went to ground zero after 9/11 and came away sick and sued over that situation so they had a tendency toward health care related cases? >> a lot of pharmaceutical cases but also cases in other areas. the common team. was a big event or a single product that affected a lot of people and the images can be very large. they were successful at what they file a lot of lawsuits and have a close personal relationship and one of them gets very sick in 2014, palm appellee is diagnosed with leukemia. that's were things begin to unravel. >> how do they begin to unravel? who hadartner mark bern not been the inside guy, more of the front man, was forced to run the firm. untoward things that happen going on in the firm like unpaid debts and other financial shenanigans that he was

your cabinet if he did put one or several in, this would be a sign he was looking for best potential bern for -- possible person for the job. >> are you going to call it, carl? romney or guliani who do you prefer. >> i prefer the person that trump trump prefers, at the end of the day it is his choice, his administration, with his stamp on, on foreign policy, and you know, that is the balancing act on one hand make certain have you people who represent all of the elements in party on the other hand, at end of day, your administration, who's success depends on them. >> carl, could any of democrats muster enough votes, including republican votes to block any of mr. trump's appointments. what do you think? do you think that democrats will must imer attemp muster and attempt to block. >> you never say never, assuming they do a go the vetting of these people so they know what kinds of blemishes there might be in their background, i find it hard to believe that democrats would block this, make sure they are vetted. people are -- you know you want find no matter now accomplished some people are,

beltline is getting busier on the westbound side between new bern avenue and capital boulevard with 540 looking fine. minutes so far this morning. let's go to durham and look at conditions. 85 is clear in both directions so far if you are leaving chapel hill towards the eastbound park, all the way out towards the germ-free way, and beyond, looking good. there are some sun glare delays. north germ-free way looking good , seven minutes.>>> breaking news at a pennsylvania where the mayor of canonsburg near they were shot while responding to a domestic situation. according to the affiliate it happened three hours ago and no word on their conditions but we do know they were taken to the hospital and one in pittsburgh and one in canonsburg. the search for the suspect continues and we will follow the story and have updates throughout the morning. >>> president gets his first look at his future home today. he's headed to the white house for a briefing from president obama. tracy potts has a look ahead at what this might entail. >> reporter: i say it is time for us to come together as one united

whois partner mark bern have been more of the front man suddenly was forced into the position of runningirm. untoward ringsd that have been going on in the firm, unpaid debts, other financial shenanigans that he was troubled by and that caused him to reorganize the firm. napoli says that while he was on his bed, he was administered last rites but he subsequently recovered. was trying toern take over the firm. that led to litigation between the two of them and lead to the mayhem i described in the article. everyone was suing everyone in every direction. next, overdose antidotes and how one company may be cornering the market stop oliver: how instagram tends to ease their users into e-commerce. ♪ carol: welcome back. in the companies and industries section, drug overdose has become the leading cause of accidental death in the united states. narcan has become necessary for first responders. >> people call it the opioid antidote. it is a treatment when people are overdosing from an opioid. all theally arrest effects of the opioid overdose and brings people back al. very quickly. oliver: what

a slow down between new bern and capital and glenwood and lake boone trail. but right now, it's not a bad option. a look at durham, the freeway looks good in both direction and 40 eastbound out of chapel hill, clear into rtc. heads up in chapel hill. the president is visiting and between country club drive and raleigh. expect other street closures and for sometime, it's likely that the presidential motorcade will pass away from the airport and toward chapel hill and there will be temporary closures in the area. back to you. >>> iraqi special forces are holding their positions along the eastern outskirts of mosel. they are held back by weather. poor weather blocked drones which are a key component to the u.s.-led campaign. the guns went largely silent but large cracks were heard with heavy artillery fire on isis positions. the city has been in the hands of islamic militants for more than two years. >>> opening statements are expected in the trial of police officer who is charged with walter scott's murder. the incident was captured on video and is critical evi

feeling the bern! what is he doing? neil: he has to be feeling the bern.s is mean stuff coming to light. >> if he has any integrity, he is supposed to be the authentic candidate with integrity of anyone in the race. neil: real deal. >> it appears he completely sold out, forgiven her sins, when she was caught on tape calling his supporters essentially basement dwellers. neil: right. >> he went on one of the sunday news shows, says she is absolutely right. if i were one of the people -- neil: why is he doing that? trump is worst alternative or being a good soldier? >> there are plenty of progress serves don't like donald trump but still tend to stick to their ideals. susan sarandon came out in full support of green party nominee jill stein. there are plenty of people out there who firmly -- neil: is she moving anywhere trump gets elected? >> she would move to canada. immigration laws are very tough. they are already building the wall. they are not waiting for transition in power. neil: currency -- >> looneys and -- neil: loonies, oh, my good. politics always

the man has no idea who the man was but would like to thank that bern. >> andrew hasbun joins us live. talk about the right place at the right time for this good samaritan. >> you're right, john, he was actually sitting in a car sitting outside the jimmy john's when it happened. he's speaking out tonight, in hopes that he can find the man who saved his life. >> one swallow, and bam, i just like locked up. >> when this happened last wednesday, potential to be bad. a man inside the restaurant stepped up and started performing the heimlich maneuver. >> he gave me four good pulls, looked at me, stopped, said, hey, can you breathe? and i still couldn't, so he did it another four times, and sure point. and i took a big gasp of air. >> reporter: the good samaritan left before he could get his name. since then, he has posted on social media trying to track down the man who helped out. >> thanks to you, i got to go home and see my four kids and my wife, and i didn't die on the floor in a jimmy johns. that is what wa my head. i'm going to die on the floor eating a roast beef sandwich. thanks fo

terrorists then we should point out president obama's tie to the domestic terrorist bill airs and bern deen dorn. let's talk about it. not to mention, i don't think that donald trump's pastor, i don't think his pastor of 20 year these things. >> the stuff we have done overseas is now brought right back into your own front yard. america chickens are coming home to roost. no no no, not god bless america. god damn america. that's in the bible. >> remember obama said he is like family to me. 20 years in the pews. but i had no idea he thought this way. hillary clinton has also made similar accusations against donald trump trying to paint him a support are of the kkk while ignoring her relationship to someone who is in the kkk. robert kkk byrd right after he died. >> senator byrd was a man of eljens and noeblts. from my first day in the senate i sought out his guidance. he was generous with his time and wisdom. i admired his advocacy for his west virginia constituents. i continue to rely on his advice and counsel. >> her mentor. how is she praising someone like that? this is the same martin